The phrase ‘two tier policing’ used to be rarely uttered outside of the ranks of those with an interest in the wilder shores of British politics, the people whose political interests go way beyond the world of the Westminster Charade. It was a phrase used mostly by those who saw life in Britain at the sharp end. People who live or lived in areas where the police had completely and comprehensively embraced the doctrine of multiculturalism and because of following this ideology and the fear from the police that certain communities might violently kick off if subjected to equal enforcement of the Law, understood that the police were not entirely on their side. They could see that the police forces that were supposed to protect them from crime had instead decided that due to ‘protected characteristics’, certain crimes by members of certain groups wouldn’t be looked at too closely. This is how we got Britain’s awful and sadly ongoing rape gang scandals.

This policy of saying nothing and more importantly doing nothing about crime when the crime was committed by those from some communities but not all, made life much easier for the police even if at the same time it made the lives of ordinary Britons in these areas much more shitty. After all if helps if the police arrest gang rapists and not do as they have often done which is to look at the cases and go ‘too hard to deal with’ or ‘it’s the victim’s fault’ or ‘we can’t risk a riot’ and move on having done the square root of sod all.

However various cases and examples such as the biased reaction by police and Government following the protests after the Southport Atrocity and the case of White man Henry Nowak who was left to bleed out by Hampshire Constabulary officers who were more concerned about allegations that Mr Nowak had been ‘racist’ to his stabber, have brought two tier policing into the wider public’s consciousness. ‘Two tier policing’ comments from the public are no longer confined to the home or to some obscure corners of the internet, it’s out and about now.

More people more than ever have come across the term ‘two tier policing’ and recognise it from their own lives and maybe their own interactions with the police. It is something understood by people in pubs, among football supporters and among families and friendship groups. There is now a much wider pool of people who now believe that the police in Britain are bent, not bent financially but that could be going on in some way as well, but bent ideologically. They have become policy and narrative enforcers and not neutral guardians of the public and this is being increasingly noticed.

The impression of Britain’s police being ideologically bent is not helped by cases such as this one where a man who is jokingly shouting ‘England’ whilst walking beside a demonstration by a group of ‘Pally Wankers’ chanting in the cause of Hamas and for the eradication of the State of Israel, but is swiftly arrested for doing so by officers of a force that I can at this moment not identify nor ascertain when this happened or where. Now I’ve been on hundreds of demonstrations both as a participant and an observer and there are often jokers when it comes to demos, sometimes some member of the public who mocks the demonstration’s cause or participants or someone from within the demo who has decided to take the piss.

Rarely, at least in the past, have such people been seen by police forces as worth nicking unless they get really arsey and in people’s faces, which the man shouting ‘England’ did not. Now however, mock the Pally Wankers by shouting England at them for a joke gets a person arrested. I believe that the police officers inflamed rather than calmed the situation here.

Yes I can see that the shouting might have led to a public disorder situation but many of us, a growing number it seems, are not confident that the police have acted with due impartiality in this incident.

Here’s where the two tier allegations come in. Does anybody really think that a random Muslim or a Leftist member of the public shouting at a nationalist or patriot or any other demonstration would be nicked like this and nicked so swiftly? I doubt it. The police would in my view just let such people carry on. As the police have become narrative and ideology enforcers they are likely to not nick the Muslim for fear of a racism or an ‘Islamophobia’ accusation and they won’t nick the Lefty because parts of the Left’s ideology has been incorporated into police work.

Below is the video of the arrest of the man who shouted for England in England that appeared on X. I believe that this is a situation that could have been resolved differently based on what the video is showing. I’ve seen good Met public order officers deal with such situations with warnings or advice to move away from the demo which often removes the person from the situation rather than in this case go for an immediate arrest. It is an action that doesn’t do much to tone down accusations of two tier policing. Our Establishment have created both the mechanisms and the environment that encourage two tier policing and we don’t hate our Establishment enough for doing that.

https://x.com/AkaLazarus/status/2115198312311845106

Just in case this video disappears from the internet I’ve downloaded it and pasted it below.